DETECTIVE #27 goes for OVER $1 million
Rich Johnston has the exclusive news that this week's record comics sale of $1 million for an issue of ACTION #1 has already been broken by a copy of DETECTIVE #27 which sold...
ACTION #1: The $1 Million Comic Book
As you probably saw splashed all over the news yesterday, a collectible comic has broken the $1 million barrier, as a 8.0 graded copy of ACTION #1, the first appearance of Superman, as sold...
Old Comics alert: Atomic Surgery
Atomic Surgery is another one of those blogs which posts crazy old comics stories; we haven't previously linked to it but a story called We Were 20th Century Cavemen! (1959) provides a fine opportunity...
Hours of fun: The comics that seduced the innocent
To commemorate last week's Banned Books Week, Stephen St Walley tracks down all the comics mentioned in Wertham's Seduction of the Innocent and adds links to downloadable versions.
Obviously, many of the below...
SWEET! Old kids comics
A recent link on Journalista reminded us that cartoonist/animator Doug Gray has a blog, The Greatest Ape, which is to wacky old oddball comics as Golden Age Comics Stories is to Reed...
Hours of fun: Government comics archive
Did you know that The University of Nebraska-Lincoln library archives contain a digital archives of 175 free government comics from around the world? It's true!
Duck and cover! Conserve water! The war against drugs! The...
The Elseworlds that never was
The long lost Elseworlds 80-Page Giant is recalled in a splash page gallery of Golden Age tales that never were at Again with the Comics.
Link via Comics Alliance.
All the old José Luis García-López you could want
Not far-fetched at all.
So it's settled then, right? Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez is the best artists in comics, right? I know, I know... "best" is a highly subjective term, so let's get it clear:...
